The Unauthorized Bash Brothers Experience

The lonely island have consistently released hilarious content. Pop star comes to mind when trying compare this to something. But this is much different, like the title, It's an experience. it's something I will watch again and again, all the songs are absolutely amazing and the production for the music videos are crazy. I think the lonely island have struck gold with this, I've been listening to the album on repeat since it came out, i highly recommend this to any comedy fans

Not much of a short movie, more like a thirty-minute music video. Funny and catchy tracks make enjoyable to watch. No deep lyrics, but that doesn't matter in this comedy rap genre.

What else did you expect from The Lonely island? They always make you have a good time.

Comedy rap? More please! Worth the watch!

Absolutely stunning. Visually gorgeous and genuinely moving in parts. An absolute masterpiece that gets better with each view/listen.

The bar has been raised in the comedy rap game yet again.

Why is this album (and all their others) way better than the "legit" rap music released today? I just love their stuff, music that I am not even close to being embarrassed to bumping in the car.

These guys are really good at making comedic rap songs also sound like good rap songs. From the Beastie Boys (Uniform On), the obvious Bay Area/E-40 style (Let's Bash), to newer artists like Juice WRLD and other melodic "Mumble Rappers" (Daddy), they really understand how to make good songs. While they always seem to fall back to the "Beastie Boys Style" (the hard beat with the yell rap and synchronized/doubled ends of sentences), they always make it funny.

The art direction is great and when I found out Mike Diva had a hand in directing this whole thing, it all made sense. Lots of 80's Outrun/Vaporwave influences going on. I'd say I want them to make another one but it feels like there could never be a duo as eccentric as Jose and Mark to parody like this.

You can definitely tell Andy, Jorma, and Akiva grew up during the heyday of the A's and were influenced by the Bash Brothers to make this mockumentary as a testament to their childhoods.